Abstract
Osteolytic lesions are the hallmark of a number of inherited (DIRA and Majeed syndrome) and multifactorial (CRMO and SAPHO) autoinflammatory diseases.
Highlights
Osteolytic lesions are the hallmark of a number of inherited (DIRA and Majeed syndrome) and multifactorial (CRMO and SAPHO) autoinflammatory diseases
We describe the clinical picture and the diagnostic tests performed in a 33 months old girl admitted in our hospital for recurrent episodes of arthritis and bone lesions
A girl, born from uneventful pregnancy, at the age of 18 months presented arthritis of the left knee and lowgrade fever with leukocytosis and increased inflammatory markers; the arthrocentesis revealed a small amount of corpuscular liquid with a negative cultural test
Summary
PReS-FINAL-2237: The diagnostic challenge of osteolytic bone lesions in autoinflammatory diseases: a case report Introduction Osteolytic lesions are the hallmark of a number of inherited (DIRA and Majeed syndrome) and multifactorial (CRMO and SAPHO) autoinflammatory diseases. Objectives To report a clinical case in which bone lesions are part of the clinical picture of an additional inherited AID.
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